Merkel didn't comment directly but said: "It is self-evident that speaking the German language well is a special point for integration, but it also is no bad thing for children to grow up bilingual".
If Judge Sotomayor joins the court, it will be a special point of pride for Hispanic-Americans — as it was for Jews, blacks and women before them to see one of their own take a seat on the highest tribunal in the land.
Even though rival organizations have turned one title into several, and even though boxers in the lower weight classes are almost always more skillful than the big guys, ruling the heavyweights has been a special point of pride for Americans in general and African-Americans in particular.
The Highest Good is thus the outcome that moral agents take on as the "special point of reference for the unification of all ends" (6:5).
So the duty to promote the highest good is not a particular duty at all, but the sum of all our duties derived from the moral law — it "does not increase the number of morality's duties but rather provides these with a special point of reference for the unification of all ends" (6:5).
A special point of interest for Americans is the Hotel New York on the Maas River, which was the last point of departure in Europe for thousands of people emigrating to the United States in hopes of a better life.
There's no doubt Southampton had the best squad of the bottom four but West Brom survived and the fans who booed Bryan Robson should make a special point of thanking him for that.
At the Riverview bank, Ripka says, they make a special point of arranging loans for "ethnic" churches in the Twin Cities, which typically have a hard time getting banks to approve them.
Redknapp was at pains to underline these feelings on the courtroom steps and he made a special point of thanking Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy for the depth of his support.
